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Jordan has been a resident of South Jordan for over 30 years. A Jordan School District graduate, he is now raising his own family here with his wife, Aliona, and their three kids. He is deeply invested in the community’s future.
Jordan graduated with honors from BYU and the J. Reuben Clark Law School. He has experience working in constitutional law and international legal reform. He currently works for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, negotiating complex legal agreements.
Jordan is constantly serving—coaching local sports teams, volunteering as a substitute teacher, and giving back to the community he loves. Serving in the Utah House of Representatives since 2021, he has worked tirelessly to protect Utah values and advocate for our community’s needs.
Recognized as a Defender of Liberty and Business Champion, Jordan has been honored for his commitment to protecting life, liberty, and individual liberties.
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We are officially one week away from Election Day!
At this point, I would avoid putting your ballot in the mail. Ballots must be received by the County Clerk by Election Day, Tuesday, June 23. A postmark is not enough.
The safest and easiest option is to drop your ballot off at an official drop box. Convenient drop-box locations for our area include:
South Jordan City Hall
1600 W. Towne Center Drive
West Jordan City Hall
8000 S. Redwood Road
Ron Wood Park
5900 New Bingham Highway
On Election Day, June 23, voting centers will also be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Two convenient voting locations for our area are the South Jordan Library and West Jordan City Hall.
I hope I have earned your vote, and I hope you will take a moment this week to make sure your ballot gets counted.
As always, if you have any questions, please call or text me directly at (801) 810-6170.
I am honored to have the full support and endorsement of the Salt Lake County Republican Party.
I have spent years working in the Republican Party, serving on the State Central Committee, chairing the State GOP Constitution and Bylaws Committee, helping as a county parliamentarian, serving as a state delegate, county delegate, precinct chair, and doing the behind-the-scenes work that keeps our party strong and principled.
I believe in our Republican platform. I believe in limited government, fiscal responsibility, strong families, parental rights, religious liberty, free enterprise, public safety, and protecting the freedoms that have made Utah the best place in the country to live, work, and raise a family.
That is what I have fought for at the Capitol, and that is what I will continue to fight for.
I am grateful to the Salt Lake County Republican Party for their confidence and support. Now it is time to vote.
Ballots must be received by the County Clerk by Election Day. Please don’t wait. Drop off your ballot, vote in person, and encourage your Republican friends and neighbors in House District 44 to vote Jordan Teuscher.
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🚨 ENDORSEMENT ALERT: I am grateful to have the support of Mayor Sean Clayton.
Mayor Clayton understands the west side of Salt Lake County and the unique challenges facing our communities. Growth, infrastructure, transportation, public safety, and preserving the character of our neighborhoods all require leaders who are willing to listen and work together.
I have appreciated the opportunity to work with Mayor Clayton and other local leaders to make sure the west side is not overlooked. The best results come when we build strong relationships, understand local needs, and turn those priorities into action at the Capitol.
I am grateful for Mayor Clayton’s leadership, his friendship, and his confidence in the work we are doing for our communities.
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I believe you should always know what is happening at the Capitol, and you should always be able to reach the person who represents you.
That is why I send out a newsletter every month throughout the year and every week during the legislative session. I also hold quarterly town halls where residents can hear updates, ask questions, and share their concerns directly with me.
You can subscribe to receive my newsletters here:
app.indigov.com/pub/21f44c29-3347-4f03-90f2-62815d615adb/subscriptions/new?audience=23b6a8ff-5052...
I also post each newsletter on my website, so you can catch up on any updates you may have missed:
jordanteuscher.com/newsletter
But you never need to wait for a newsletter or a town hall to get in touch.
I make my cell phone number publicly available because I believe elected officials should be accessible to the people they serve. Whether you have a question about a bill, need help with an issue involving state government, or simply want to share your perspective, please call or text me at (801) 810-6170 or email me at jordan@jordanteuscher.com.
It is an honor to represent South Jordan and West Jordan. I am always happy to hear from you.
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🚨 ENDORSEMENT ALERT: I am honored to have the support of Chief Levi Hughes.
Chief Hughes has dedicated his career to serving and protecting our community. He understands that leadership is not about avoiding difficult issues. It is about being willing to step forward, do the work, and find solutions.
That is why his support means so much to me.
I have tried to bring that same approach to my service in the Legislature: listen carefully, take on the tough issues, and work hard to deliver results for the people I represent.
I am grateful for Chief Hughes’ service, his friendship, and his confidence in me.
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🚨 ENDORSEMENT ALERT: I am honored to have the endorsement of West Jordan Mayor Dirk Burton.
There is no stronger advocate for West Jordan than Mayor Burton. He truly sleeps, eats, and breathes West Jordan. And anyone who knows him knows that he wears a lot of hats, both figuratively and very literally.
Mayor Burton is also a resident of House District 44, so he understands firsthand the issues facing our community. I have appreciated the opportunity to work closely with him on transportation, responsible growth, and the many issues that affect families in West Jordan.
He is always looking for ways to move the city forward and make sure West Jordan has a strong voice in the decisions that shape its future.
Mayor Burton is a tireless public servant, a great partner, and a good friend. I am grateful for his support and for everything he does for West Jordan.
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🚨 ENDORSEMENT ALERT: I am honored to have the endorsement of Jordan School District Board Member Bryce Dunford.
Bryce is not only a strong advocate for our schools, he is also a constituent and lives in House District 44.
I have appreciated the opportunity to work with Bryce on the issues facing our schools. The best results come when state and local leaders communicate openly, ask the right questions, and follow through.
I am grateful for Bryce’s leadership and his confidence in the work we are doing for our community.
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Earlier today, I had the chance to put campaigning on hold for a couple hours to visit The Other Side Academy and The Other Side Village. It was a deeply moving experience.
I heard stories from men and women who have faced addiction, incarceration, homelessness, and incredibly difficult circumstances. But what stood out most was not where they had been. It was the hope in their eyes and the determination they have to build a better future.
The work being done there is remarkable. It is built on accountability, hard work, service, community, and the belief that people can change.
I believe this model of personal accountability is one we should be expanding as we look for better ways to reduce recidivism and chronic homelessness. Real change happens when people are given the opportunity to rebuild their lives, but also challenged to take ownership of their future.
I left inspired by the courage of those who are doing exactly that, and grateful for the people who refuse to give up on them.
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🚨 ENDORSEMENT ALERT: I am grateful to have the support of Jordan School District Board Member Darrell Robinson.
Having attended elementary, middle, and high school in the Jordan School District, I have a deep love for the schools in our community. The teachers and administrators who served there helped shape who I am, and our school district will always be especially meaningful to me.
One of the things I appreciate most about Darrell is how hard he works to involve and inform the community as “yOUR VOICE” on the school board. It is not an easy job. There are many different perspectives and strong opinions, but Darrell works hard to make sure people have a voice and are heard.
Darrell and I do not always agree on every issue, but I know I will always hear from him. I also know I can reach out to him to share ideas, ask questions, and get honest feedback. That kind of open communication leads to better decisions and better results for our schools.
I am grateful for Darrell’s leadership, his friendship, and his support.
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As Election Day gets closer, the attacks are getting louder. Unfortunately, they are also getting less honest.
My opponent and his supporters have spent a lot of time distorting my record, spreading misinformation, and repeating claims that simply are not true. It is disappointing, and it is exactly the kind of politics that people are tired of.
At times, it feels like playing a game of whack-a-mole. As soon as one false claim is addressed, another one pops up. It is nearly impossible to respond individually to every misleading post, mailer, or accusation.
When I first ran for office, I made a commitment that I would run a positive campaign focused on my background, my conservative principles, and my record of getting results for our community. I have kept that commitment, and I intend to keep it.
But I am also always happy to answer questions and defend my record.
If you ever have a question or hear something that concerns you, please reach out to me directly. Call me. Text me. Email me.
You do not have to rely on a misleading mailer, a social media post, or secondhand claims. I am always happy to have an honest conversation.
My cell phone is 801-810-6170.
My email is jordan@jordanteuscher.com
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I would love to see you tomorrow evening for cookies and conversation at the Hinkins' home. Stop by starting at 6:30 p.m. to say hello, ask a question, or just enjoy a cookie.
Wednesday, June 10 at 6:30 p.m.
4918 W Dock St, South Jordan
Whether or not you can make it, please always feel free to call or text me directly on my cell at (801) 810-6170. I am always happy to hear from you.
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🚨 ENDORSEMENT ALERT: I am grateful to have the support of South Jordan City Councilman Jason McGuire.
South Jordan is one of the fastest-growing cities in the state. That creates exciting opportunities, but it also means that decisions made at the Capitol can have a very real impact on our neighborhoods, our roads, and our quality of life.
Jason understands that the best results come when state and local leaders actually talk to each other, listen carefully, and work together. I have appreciated the opportunity to do exactly that with him.
I am grateful for Jason’s service to our city and for his confidence in the work we are doing to make sure South Jordan has a strong voice at the Capitol.
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🚨 ENDORSEMENT ALERT: I am honored to have the support of South Jordan City Councilwoman Tamara Zander.
When I first ran for the Legislature, improving transportation in the southwest part of the valley was one of my top priorities. Our community had been growing rapidly for years, but too many important projects were still far down the state’s priority list.
That has changed. We have made real progress on Bangerter Highway, moved critical projects forward, and laid the groundwork for better transit options in the years ahead.
None of that happens alone. It takes a lot of persistence and strong partnerships with local leaders who understand the needs of our community. I appreciate Tamara’s leadership, her partnership, and her support as we continue working to keep South Jordan moving.
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🚨 ENDORSEMENT ALERT: I am grateful to have the endorsement of South Jordan City Councilman Don Shelton.
Don and I have worked together since I was first elected to the Legislature. Over the years, I have come to really appreciate his experience, his common-sense approach, and his commitment to doing what is best for South Jordan.
Some of the most meaningful work at the Legislature never makes headlines. It happens through countless phone calls, meetings, and conversations with local leaders who understand what is happening on the ground. Don has always been willing to pick up the phone, work through the details, and help find a path forward.
I am grateful for the trust he has placed in me and for the strong working relationship we have built over the years.
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🚨 ENDORSEMENT ALERT: I am honored to have the support of South Jordan City Councilwoman Kathie Johnson.
Kathie is someone who does her homework, asks thoughtful questions, and cares deeply about the long-term future of our community. She understands that South Jordan’s continued success will require us to manage growth responsibly, invest in our schools, keep taxes low, and make sure our infrastructure keeps pace.
I have appreciated the opportunity to work with Kathie on these issues and many others. We may serve in different levels of government, but we share the same goal: making sure South Jordan remains a great place to live, work, and raise a family.
I am grateful for Kathie’s leadership and her support.
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🚨 ENDORSEMENT ALERT: I am grateful to have the support of South Jordan City Councilman Patrick Harris.
One of the most important parts of representing a community is making sure people know they can reach you, share their concerns, and get an honest response. I have tried hard to be accessible and to listen, even when an issue is difficult or we may not initially agree.
Patrick and I have had many conversations about the needs of South Jordan, and I appreciate the thoughtful perspective he brings to those discussions. He cares deeply about our city and is always focused on finding practical solutions.
I am grateful for his friendship, his service, and his confidence in me.
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South Jordan and West Jordan are not just the cities I represent. They are home.
I grew up here, attended elementary, middle school, and high school here, and am now raising my family here in the same community that helped shape who I am.
Serving in the Legislature has given me the opportunity to fight for the things that matter most to the people who live here: keeping Utah affordable, improving our infrastructure, supporting our schools, protecting families, and making sure our community has a strong voice at the Capitol.
I am grateful for the trust you have placed in me, and I would be honored to continue representing our community in the Utah House.
I hope you will take a minute to watch this video and learn a little more about who I am, what I care about, and why I am asking for your vote.
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South Jordan and West Jordan are not just the cities I represent. They are home.
I grew up here, attended elementary, middle school, and high school here, and am now raising my family here in the same community that helped shape who I am.
Serving in the Legislature has given me the opportunity to fight for the things that matter most to the people who live here: keeping Utah affordable, improving our infrastructure, supporting our schools, protecting families, and making sure our community has a strong voice at the Capitol.
I am grateful for the trust you have placed in me, and I would be honored to continue representing our community in the Utah House.
I hope you will take a minute to watch this video and learn a little more about who I am, what I care about, and why I am asking for your vote.
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🚨 ENDORSEMENT ALERT: I am very grateful to have the endorsement of Utah Attorney General Derek Brown.
I have worked closely with Derek for years and have always appreciated the way he approaches public service. He is thoughtful, steady, and willing to dig into the details on difficult issues. He is also not afraid to take on big companies or tackle challenging issues when that is what it takes to protect Utahns.
Derek is a genuinely good person and someone I trust. And, as great as Derek is, his wife, Emilie, is equally amazing. I have had the opportunity to work closely with Emilie in the trenches on the Republican State Central Committee and the Republican Constitution and Bylaws Committee. She is smart, principled, and always willing to put in the work.
I am grateful for their friendship and their support. I look forward to continuing to work with the Attorney General’s Office to protect Utah families and address the issues that matter most to our state.
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Loved walking in the SoJo Summerfest Parade this morning!
It was such a fun morning seeing so many friends, neighbors, and families lining the streets. Of course, the best part was tossing candy to the kids along the way.
Thank you to everyone who came out, and especially to the volunteers and city employees who put so much work into making Summerfest such a great tradition. I loved getting to see so many familiar faces and spend the morning with this wonderful community.
Happy Summerfest, SoJo! 🇺🇸
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